Sentence examples for newfound theory from inspiring English sources
With this newfound theory, I have attempted to take each moment as a privilege to witness and a chance to observe in a way that benefits me.
As an American who recently passed the UK driving theory and practical tests, I have newfound respect for all the motorists I encounter on British roads.
He chalks up the instrument's newfound status to what he called the Pac-Man theory: The squeezebox had become so uncool in recent decades that like that video game hero, it popped back out the other side, becoming cool once again.
While Min's theory might be accurate, that's not what's driving this newfound obsession with nonevents.
There is also a newfound interest in ancient history as the field of archaeology is taking off (theories about how and why the plague killed off the Europeans centuries before are a popular topic).
In the last decade, recent milestones in the information theory of wireless communication systems with multiple antenna and multiple users have offered additional newfound hope to meet this demand [3 11].
"Parks and Recreation's" newfound time slot also presents other duties: It will serve as the challenger to CBS heavyweight "The Big Bang Theory".
NewFound Road, bluegrass.
Or at least newfound conversation.
Schiavone appreciates the newfound attention.
